About Ashe Mischief

The Infamous Tutu Stalker, the Jam Bandit, and to many, a Princess, are some of Ashe Mischief’s more notorious identities. On a day-to-day basis, she’s simply Ashley, a young woman aspiring to be a lot and make the most out of her day-to-day experiences.

The dramatis personae of Ashe Mischief was born in 2004, the consentual love of John Serpent/John Mischief and her birth in to the shady and dank club world of New Orleans.

Inspirations (sans Perspiration): Ingmar Bergman, Francois Truffaut, Anna Karina, Francesca Lia Block, Federico Fellini, Mark Seliger, David LaChapelle, Audrey Hepburn, Betsey Johnson, Cyndi Lauper, Pat Benatar, David Bowie, Jem and the Holograms, Carrie Bradshaw, Nylon magazine, Zooey Deschanel, Scott Schuman, and many incredible fashion & street style bloggers.

Likes: Unicorns!, foreign cinema, the 1980s, 1960s Europe, modernism, post-modern allusions, photobooths, dance parties, red balloons and top hats, Sex and the City, dinosaurs, perfect t-shirts, modern love, the occasional crafty knitting or sewing attempts, silver/grey and pink, cowgirls and cowboys, horror films, outrageous costumes (and any event requiring dress up!), dramatis personaes.

Dislikes: “Plus-Sized” fashion, improper spelling and grammar, cars who pull into the pedestrain crosswalks, seafood and slimy vegetables, humidity and black ice, zombie movies, intolerance, judgement, and racism.

About Dramatis Personae

Dramatis Personae is a theatrical term meaning “The Masks of the Drama.” By titling her blog this, Ashe Mischief hopes to recognize her loves of fashion, the arts, and living, in a most theatrical way. In many ways, fashion acts as a mask, reflecting what we choose it to from a day-to-day basis. My own style often reflects a theatrical nature, changing from day-to-night to reflect the many moods and angles of my own personality.

I created this blog as an alternative outlet to share the various fashion-related postings I made on my “regular” journal with a more refined audience (like one who cares about fashion!). It is an extension of my efforts to refine and define my own style, track it as it progresses and changes, and explore my thoughts on issues in fashion and lifestyle with a responsive audience.